Wooster and B W Earn Two Places on U P All Ohio Team
Wooster and Baldwin-Wallace each placed two players on the United Press AM Conference football team. The two teams had not been beaten or tied this season in the Ohio Conference. Wooster, champion two years running, was among those honored by the selection today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Ces
U.R
Wooster
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
United Press AM
South
Pacific Coast
Phurgh
Army-Notre Dame
Lenn
Princeton
Fordham
Yale
Flo
Vittoria Campolo
Primo Carnera
Norway
United Press All Ohio Conference Selections Listed
All Ohio selections list first team second team with players from Wooster Heidelberg Carroll Muskingum Case Denison Akron Kent State and others. Names include Tanner Seely Guley Lindsay Allmen Kyle Stewart Hensal Sokoloaki Barne Ball Swinehart Thom Taliaferro Harper Reavery Gedeon Inman Leibowicz Ayers Cruikshank Woodward Hammontree Roberts Brentlinger Goldsmith Taborski Hickel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Tanner
Wooster
Seele
Heidelberg
Steve Guley
Carroll
Baisler
Muskingum
Robert Lindsay
Heid’e. LG
Allmen
Case
Eldwood Kyle
O. North
Stewart
Denison
Earl Hensal
Akron
B.G
Sokoloaki
Kent Strate
Pete Barne
Bald-Wal
RT. 2
Alton Ball
Marietta
R-E
Swinehart
Paul Thom
Taliaferro
Don Harper
Reavery
Hubert Foster
Artaie
Carroll Ray Gedeon
Inman
Bowling Green
Leibowicz
Cox
Ayers
Ohio Northern
Cruikshank
Woodward
Oberlin
Hammontree
iAkron
Roberts
Mount Union
Brentlinger
Goldsmith
Baldwin-Wallace
Taborski
Kent State
Hickel
Akrona University
Elwood Kyle
Alex Stewart
Dick Roberts
Harper
Gedeon
United Press
Ohio
Findlay
Dayton
Xavier
All-Conference Picks Highlight Baldwin Wallace Standouts
The article lists Baldwin Wallace players Pete Barno and Ray Gedeon as first team honorees and notes Al Tanner and Don Harper as prominent end and backfield stars. It details selections, near-misses, and honorable mentions from Ohio Conference teams including Denison, Case, Oberlin, Bowling Green, and others, with Earl Hensal of Akron praised for most votes and several guards, centers, and backs named across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Tanner
Don Harper
Baldwin-Wallace
Pete Barno
Ray Gedeon
Steve Guley
John Carroll
Barne
Ends
Scoopel
John Carrell
McGink
Fowell
Wiper
Muskingum
Barnes
Oberlin
Swanson
Kenton
Wallace
Bowling Green
Dodez
Wooster
Shelley
Toledo
Knoblauch
Ohio Northern
Foley
Graf
Akron
Ferguson
Denison
Ayers
Doerjer
Mount Union
Zabor
Hirang Ottar
Ohio college grid and basketball outlook mentions small players and injuries
Ohio State star Garry LeVan at 148 pounds tops Steubenville backfield while Kenyon bets on fresh material for next season and Ohio University touts yearling strength. Dayton basketball outlook dark after Stan Corbett injury. attendance trends show 1934 vs 1935 shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ippy Dye
Ohio State
Oia
Garry LeVan
Steubenville
Pringveton
LeVan
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Kenyon College
Rudy Curler
Ohio
Kenyon
Ohio University
Bobcat
Oleg Olsen
Big Beitner
Warren Whitlinger
Tippy Dye
Earl Thomas
Augie George
Merle Wendt
Ronald Petera
Curley Owen
University OF Dayton
Stan Corbett
Rothgery Motors Triumph in League Match
The Rothgery Motors team won three straight games against Krugman Transfers in a St. John's Lutheran League match on Wednesday evening. The opening game ended in a forfeit. M Rosenske posted a 484 series to lead the high scores for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothgery Motors
Krugman
St. John’s
In the Huddle with George Moise and town chatter
A column like the Friday Chronicle-Telegram features self deprecating boast about football predictions by Russ Davies and a call for reader input to rename the Huddle. It notes Army Navy representation by George Smith and Dick Teadate and references local hype around a game and band publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moise
Kent
Chronicle
Russ Davies
Migria
George Smith
Dick Teadate
Eenien
Amherst Beats Brownhelm In Season Opener 39-82
Amherst High Comets opened their season with a 39-82 victory over Brownhelm at home. The team led 19-3 after the first quarter and 23-7 at halftime. Haas scored nine points to pace Amherst while Leo and Ric Stiwald added 12 apiece in the reserves win 54-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst High Comets
Brownhelm
Amherst High
Haas
Anherst
Leo
Ric Stiwald
Amberat
Swanson Released by Chicago White Sox in 1932
Chicago White Sox release notes indicate outfielder Swanson, who joined the club from Columbus in 1932, is no longer with the team. Details of the release timing and surrounding circumstances are not provided in the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
War Swanson
Chicaga White Sox
Columbus
Alabama Looms As Rose Bowl Choice After Vanderbilt Win
Alabama's Crimsn title shone as the Crimson Tide crushed Vanderbilt 34 to 0 securing a clean season sweep and a strong Rose Bowl invitation signal. Pittsburgh topped Carnegie Tech 24 to 0 but cooled by season losses.
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Alabama
Vanderbilt
Lawton Garver
United Press
EW York
U.R
Crimsan
Crimson Tide
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
John Baker
Birmingham City Auditorium
Crimson
College football wrap captures scattered finishes and title races
The season ends with multiple games across regions. Temple and Bucknell played to a scoreless tie, Colgate edged Brown 26 to 13, Fordham defeated N. Y. A. 13 to 0, Penn topped Cornell 25 to 13, Maryland beat Johns Hopkins 18 to 0, and Washington and Jefferson fell to West Virginia 72 to 24. In the South Tennessee routed Kentucky while Washington and Lee secured the Southern title with a 14 to 7 win over South Carolina. In the Midwest Kansas State defeated Nebraska 19 to 7, Kansas beat Missouri 29 to 10, and Texas, still in contention for the Southwestern title, beat Texas A&M 13 to 0 as Rice’s fate looms Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Philadelphia
Rhame
Bucknell
Colgate
Brown
Enane
Fordham
Penn
Cornell
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Washington
Dafferson
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Lea
South Carolina
Midwest
Kansas State
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Cincinnati Wins Buckeye Conference Title With Miami
The Cincinnati Bearcats, coached by Dana King, wrap a strong season by defeating Miami 21 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day before 16,000 in Cincinnati to claim undisputed Buckeye Conference glory. Ray Nolting scored twice, with Bill Schwarburg catching a TD, and Freddy Yeager adding a PAT. Ohio Wesleyan finished second, Miami third, Ohio University fourth, and Marshall last in the final standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
University of Cincinnati
Buckeye
Cincinnati Bearcats
Dana King
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio Weslayan
Ohio University
Marshall
Ray Nolting
Bill Schwarburg
Freddy Yeager
Dayton
Wittenberg
Arimbruster
McDonough
McCarthy
Hoeffling
Darton
Sam Willaman
Western Reserve
John Carroll
Horseshoe Club To Hold Meeting Tonight
The Elyria Horseshoe Club meets at TDay's Hardware at 7:30 for 1935 officer elections called by club president Mayor W H Vanoster. Members are urged to attend as part of a larger arrangement involving Radcliffe and a White Sox deal with Louisville.
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Horseshoe Club
Elyria Horseshoe Clu
Tday
W. H. Vanoster
Louisville
American Association
Swanson
Ray Radclffe
White Sox
Hunting Trip Heads Elyria Leaders on Deer Hunt
Elyria councilman William G. Smith president of Lorain Fish and Game Association and Wells W. Mole of Grafton lead Elyrians on a deer hunt in Pennsylvania for the season opening on December 1. Others include Lorain County surveyor Jack Warden engineer Harwood Lerach and Arthur Castle. Local members and firms listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Elyria
Lorain
Knox Eleven Suffers 27th Straight Defeat
Knox College football added another loss as Hobart College won 3 to 0, extending Knox’s skid to 27 straight defeats. Hobart matched a similar winless streak, while Knox’s last victory came in a 7 to 0 win over Beloit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Galesburg
Jil
New London High Nets Narrow Victory Over Willard
New London High School defeated Willard 19 to 13 at Shaw Field before a record crowd. Jay Thomas sprinted 90 yards for a key score, Willard countered with a Langhurst pass to Stover and a Langhurst kick, while Burley and Byrney led New London’s late surge to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Jay Thomas
New London High School
Willard
Shaw
Wildcats
Langhurst
Thomas
Flashes
Burley
Wiard
Cats
Stover
Byrney
Stone
Oval
Bryrley
Burtey
New London St
London
Tinovmaas
Tatoo
Store
Lord Jim Is Sold At Auction In Historic Wambletonian Trade
The 1934 Wambletonian winner Lord Jim, bred at Walnut Hall Farms in Kentucky, was sold at the Old Glory Sales in Columbus for 5 160 dollars to Dr Orden M Edwards Jr of Pittsburgh who plans to retire the horse to stud in Kentucky. Purchases included Craftsman and Lordship by Walnut Hall Farms for John F P Davis and Mefford respectively.
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New York
Lord Jim
Goshen
N. Y
Walnut Hall Farma
Conrail
Wambletonian
Orden M. Edwards, Jr
Pittsburgh
Walnut Hall Farms
Columbus
Charles Mills
Berlin
Germany
Edwards
Hugh M. Parshall
Urbana
McLain and Jeffries Set for Rialto Main Event Tonight
In Elyria, Ohio, Sly McLain of Hamilton faces Bil Jeffries of Bartlesville in a main event on Dan Morris's card at the Rialto Theatre. Johnny Stote clashes with Les Fishbaugh in the semi final amid a program featuring two falls per match and a three hour limit for the main bout. The card opens at 8:30 P.M. with a ten minute preliminary talent match.
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Headlner
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Les Fishbaugh
Ernie Bradin
Igho
Johnny Lecomte
Din Coalburn
Johnny Stole
Schnectady
New York
Les Pishbaoagh
Newark
Morris
Stote
Dan
Fishbaugh
Schnectady YM. C. A
Jackson
Winrow
State
Little Leslie
Sly MrLain
W. Hy. Vanoster
Bill Jeffries
McLain
Rialta
McQain Jostana
Black Panther
Johnny Felix
Detroit
Vanoster
Sly
Bill
Imatch
Sly McLain
Johnny State
South End A C Beats West Side 6 0 In Annual Grid Battle
South End A C defeated West Side A C 6 0 in a hard fought Wayside Inn gridiron clash. Deb Urig starred for South End with long runs and stepping in as primary scorer on a third period touchdown. Nick DeFazio added late excitement with a 40 yard interception return setup near the goal line. The game served as a charity tilt for Freddie Ross.
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South End
West Side
South End A. C
A.C
Wayside Inn
Deb Urig
Urig
Nick DeFazio
Ducoty
Freddie Ross
P. Rainey
B. Pratt
G. Barney
G. Rainey - Dueoty
G. Hoadley
Slavin
F. Cox L. Kemper
Stuartskall Vv
Maddock RR
I. Ure Yee
A. Youngle
Ramb South i
Wack E. W
Webber F
Barkacs H
Lindway
Fetchtown
Chance To Pick Your Own Winners by Russ Davies
Record to date shows 252 winners 0 losses and 21 ties. The column lists college football picks including Army Navy Louisiana Tulane Southern California Washington Texas Christian Georgia Tech and Detroit Washington State among others with brief notes on expected winners and teams.
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Army
Savy
Pasadena
Stanford
Imy
Nays
Philadelphia
Louisiana State University
Tulane
Huey P. Long
LSU
Russ Davies
C-T
NAVY
DPN
Baylor - Rice
Rice
Louisiana
Huey Long
Southern California
Washington
Southern Cal
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Western Maryland
Georgetown
Maryland
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Boston College
Holy Cross
Florida
Stetson
ATCKEYE CONFEREN GR. (Ping) mt Wot. To Fw. Pte om
Unclear OCR text lists names and places with scores and times. Mentions Wesleyan New London Wylla Pinua Troy Worisville Toledo Scott and others. Indicates a meeting or event with scores 7, 2, 6, 4, 9 and dates around 18.
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Atckeye Conferen GR
Fw. Pte Om
Cineimammck
Wesleyan
Nae & Marshall
New London
Wylla Pinua
Troy
Worisville Us
Tledo Scott
Waite
Atumn
Marten
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